Re: [PHP] Re: Newbie needs some help picking a php editor.

[Lewis Watson]

DreamWeaver MX, it has php support built in...

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From: Shane Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 8:52 AM
Subject: [PHP] Re: Newbie needs some help picking a php editor.


 Hi Al...

 I use Macromedia Dreamweaver UltraDev with PHAkt plugin (you'll have to
add
 it from the dreamweaver ultradev extensions @ www.macromedia.com/exchange

 Macromedia UltraDev is available for 30 day free trial at their site

 it has brilliant php support..you barely have to know a stitch of code,
but
 it helps.

 There are also other PHP extensions available at macromedia exchange.

 check out www.php.net
 they talk about other possible resources...but I love ultradev.





 Al [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
  I spent a good bit of time looking at editors to help me prepare and
  modify php scripts.  I've found it very time consuming to evaluate them.
 
  In general, I've found you have to download, install and play with them
  some just to determine if they fit your needs.  And I know from
  experience, often programs only show their deficiencies after you've
  used them a bit.
 
  And, I've found many that claim php editing; but they really aren't
  anything but a simple plain text editor.
 
  My needs are modest.  I'm well versed with HTML, css, etc.  And have
  done a bit of customizing scripts.
 
  For now, I mostly need an editor that will:
Help me keep the syntax correct.
Provide a list of functions, etc. to pick from.
Upload my script files via ftp.
Have the usual search/replace across files
 
  Would be nice if it:
Had a project feature
Could run a script I'm working on locally with its includes, etc. on
  my remote host.
 
  Right now I'm looking at php Coder Pro; phpEdit and UltraEdit.
 
  Can anyone comment on these?  And please suggest any others.
 
  Thanks.
 



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[PHP] safe mode and php cgi-binary

[Lewis Watson]

I have compiled and installed php4.2.1 on my linux www server that runs
apache. Since we have many virtual hosts and utilize suexec I decided to
install php as a binary and be able to use php as a cgi binary. I am able to
run my php scripts through suexec which is great. The problem is  that any
changes I make to php.ini are not reflected on the php()info page. No
doc_root, nothing Do I lose the safe mode ability since we installed as
a cgi? What do I need to do to see what happening?
Thanks.
Lewis Watson



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